This guide takes a new Windows computer from licence key to working AI tools. Konnate is still being tested; ScreenConnect, IT Glue and Salesforce are the main modules, while Microsoft 365, Bitdefender and Zabbix remain beta.
Buy a monthly plan or ask for a time-limited feedback trial. Keep the licence key private: it identifies your company and is used to enrol computers.
The owner may need to approve this computer in the Konnate portal. Leave Konnate open while approval is completed, then refresh.
Only modules included in the active subscription or trial appear. Select Download or Update download for each module. Konnate verifies signed packages before using them and shares one runtime between modules.
Choose Set up / sign in beside ScreenConnect, IT Glue or Salesforce, or use Sign in to all. Complete each service's normal login in the window that opens. Microsoft 365 uses its own tenant setup and remains beta.
https://company.screenconnect.com/, then sign in.Start with a read operation, for example: “Use Konnate ScreenConnect to find DT-039 and tell me its operating system and connection status.” Then try a controlled write only if the owner has enabled writes. Every module remains limited by its service account permissions and the Konnate company/device policy.
Konnate remains in the Windows system tray. Its menu shows module login status and lets you refresh permissions or check logins. The gateway refreshes its signed online permission lease regularly. A paid period or trial that ends cannot obtain another lease.
Never include passwords, licence keys, session cookies, API keys or customer data in a feedback report.